Tag: culture
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Nostalgic News: The Hunger Games turns 15!
Holly Allwright celebrates 15 years of The Hunger Games
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Nostalgic News: Duran Duran’s ‘Come Undone’ at Thirty
Duran Duran’s fame was waning in the 1990s. They hit the very height of their fame in the mid-1980s, when they performed at Live Aid, composed the titular theme tune for the 1985 James Bond film A View to a Kill (which also went to number one in the US Charts), and split into two […]
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Nostalgic News: Bestselling Memoir Educated by Tara Westover Turns 5 This Year!
Westover’s memoir follows her own journey as she grows up in a fundamentalist, survivalist and Mormon family in Idaho. Her father constituted the patriarchal lead of the house over her six siblings, her mother and herself and his rules was stringent. ‘Gene’ (not his real name) believed in an incoming doomsday and as such avoided […]
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Our Favourite 80s TV Shows!
Rhianna Saglani, Charlie Burgess and Amy Scott-Munden discuss and celebrate their favourite 80’s TV Shows!
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Iconic 80’s Captured: Our Favourite Photographs
Emily Poole, Mollie Potter and Susanna Robertson-Sheath discuss and examine their favourite and (what they consider) to be the most iconic photographs of the incredible 1980s!
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A Normal Night with The Addams Family: Showstoppers Review
Jade Farrow reviews Showstoppers new tantalising show, A Normal with The Addams Family!
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Favourite TV Couples: Ben Wyatt and Leslie Knope
Stella Lau tells us all about her favourite TV couple: Ben and Leslie from Parks and Recreation!
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(COLLAB) Favourite TV Shows of 2022!
Our lovely Editor, Amy Scott-Munden and Culture Editor, Emily Poole discuss and celebrate their favourite 2022 TV Show releases to round off the year! From Teen Drama to Thrillers, they love it all!
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Dukes to Dresses: Bridgerton Season 2! Spicy or a Flop?
Rosie Spurrier discusses Bridgerton Season 2! (As released in 2022) Is it spicy? A flop? What about the upcoming Season 3?
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Art On Our Walls: Dan Crisp
Viewing and appreciating art is a very personal experience, and so it stands to reason that the artwork someone chooses to display in their home is a way of expressing their something about themselves, and gives some insight into how they perceive the world. For me, I rarely like more than one piece of work […]
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Review – A Plague Tale: Requiem – Humanity Found in the Painfullest of Places
Sam Pegg reviews Asobo’s latest sequel, A Plague Tale: Requiem, praising its masterful storytelling and unmatched approach to stealth gameplay.
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Photographer in Focus: Khalik Allah
Khalik Allah is a New York based photographer known for highlighting homeless people, hustlers and drug addicts in the dark of night. Reece Beckett details why the work stands out to him so much!
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Collab: Our Favourite Video Game Scores
Video games would be nothing without their soundtracks, here Callum Nelmes and Susanna Robertson-Sheath and have decided to share their favourites!
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Photographer in Focus: Sarah Carpenter
Rhianna Saglani explores the work of Sarah Carpenter, a photographer who has managed to make the most out of a fantastic hobby, using her connections to expand her portfolio.